Albert B. Fall to be Freed Sunday
Washington reports that Albert B. Fall is to be released next Sunday as Justice Department officials plan. Warden E B Swope may release him unless Washington intervenes or the $100,000 fine remains unsettled. Fall began his term last June and faces release May 8 with possible payment of the fine or a pauper’s oath.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Justice
Albert B. Fall
E. B. Swope
New Mexico Penitentiary
Fall
Federa
Naval Oil Base
Harding
Swope
Falr
Festal wedding customs losing hold upon India
Calcutta reports a shift in wedding practices as rising costs press households across classes. Traditional banquets, gifts, and priestly expenses strain families under debt, altering the scale and style of Indian nuptials.
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India
Calcutta
Local groom shuns costly wedding customs in Lahore
Abdul Hamid, a Lahore student, refused extravagant wedding costs and married a bride willing to forego shows. Their ceremony cost about fifteen cents, compared with the usual two hundred dollars for couples in their station. Numerous similar instances are reported.
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Abdul Hamid
Lahore
Indians to Put Better Farming Methods to Test
Tama Iowa AP Mesquakie Indians and nearby reservation study soil improvement drainage seeds and animal husbandry with agency official C C Culver. They spent winters learning methods to better provide for families and now spring offers chance to apply knowledge. Topics include growing vegetables raising hogs curing meats and improving roads.
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Tama
Iowa
C.C. Culver
Agency Farer
Local social visits and school program noted
Excelsior and Mrs. George Bechtel and Isans visited their daughter Mrs. Chal mer Staton of Williamsburg on Sunday. Conrad Gastrock Naomi Gastrock and Vera Bell Glaslier went to Wamego Monday evening to visit friends returning Tuesday evening. Waller Pohl and wife spent Monday evening with Ernest Pohl’s family. Nearby residents attended the last day of school dinner and program at Union on Tuesday. Will Peffly of Ottawa spent Tuesday at the Harry Flory home. Melvin and Vera Bell Glasier visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of Centropolis. Frank Deay and daughter Mildred visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finry and Mrs. Mary Peffly.
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George Bechtel
Isans
Chalmer Staton
Williamsburg
Conrad Gastrock
Naomi Gastrock
Vera Bell Glas- Lier
Wamego
W. Waller Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Union
Will Peffly
Otttawa
Harry Flory
Melvin
Vera Bell Glasier
John Gibson
Centropolis
Frank Deay
Dauhgter
Mildred
Harry Finry
Mary Peffly
Community Socials and Obituary Notices From Local Roundup
Mrs Albert Schwarz and Miss Eva Haas attended a kitchen shower for Dorothy Breithaupt to be married soon. Pleasant Hour Circle met at the schoolhouse with a brief program led by Rosa and Agnea White. Mrs Walter Pohl won first prize.
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Albert Schwarz
Eva
Mabel Haas
Dorothy Breithaupt
Pleasant Hour Circle
Rosa
Agnea White
Walter Pohl
Louis Fisher
Charley Gilliland
Hazel
Charley Kirchner
Gerald
Marie
Baldwin
Ernest. Pohl
Laurine
Herman Pohl
Frank Steen
Williamsburg
James Oshel
Charles Oshel
John Beck
Lawrence
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Excelsior
Henry Pohl
Orville
Ralph
Eunice
Wellsville
David Sturm
Birger Nelson
Thomas Miller, Jr
Pomona
Oscar Turner
Charley Osher
I. L. Montgomery
Neva Etta
Logan Clendening
Jessie Marie DE Both
de Both Home Makers
Walter Hollis Eddy
Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Francis X. Mahoney
Boston
Mass
Tiddos
Bond
Bond Bakers
Mzral Bal
John
Jane
TruKold
Trubold
Windsor
American Gas
Bancroft
Ivery
Good Housekeeping Institute
Lovell Wringer
Lakeside de Luxe
Ward
Lakeside
Chambray
Riverside
S.A. E
Fittec
Montgomery Ward &Co
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